Welcome to Fish Creek
Nestled amongst the rolling green hills of South Gippsland, Fish Creek is a charming rural village with a distinctly artistic soul. Just a short drive from Wilsons Promontory National Park and the spectacular beaches of the South Gippsland coast, Fish Creek offers a wonderful combination of country tranquillity, creativity and natural beauty. The village is known for its colourful character, galleries, boutique stores, cafés and welcoming country atmosphere, making it much more than simply a gateway to the Prom.
Life at Fish Creek
Fish Creek is a place to slow down and enjoy the best of country Victoria. Wander through the village and discover local artists, galleries, handmade crafts, interesting shops and excellent cafés, or enjoy a meal featuring the region's wonderful local produce. The Great Southern Rail Trail runs directly through the town, offering a beautiful way to explore the surrounding countryside on foot or by bicycle. For spectacular views, the nearby Mount Nicoll lookout looks across the green hills towards Corner Inlet and the mountains of Wilsons Promontory. And for those wanting to explore further, some of Victoria's most beautiful natural attractions are close by, including Wilsons Promontory, Waratah Bay, Sandy Point and the surrounding coastline. Fish Creek has a relaxed, creative and distinctly country character that makes it an ideal base for discovering South Gippsland.
Things to do in Fish Creek
- Take a cruise and wonder in awe at Wilsons Prom's inspiring coastline, visit majestic Skull Rock and spot playful seal colonies
- Strap on your walking shoes and take a hike. From short, family-friendly ambles to overnight adventures in remote sections of the park, options for walks and hiking are plentiful.
- Discover world-class beaches from wide, sandy Norman Bay Beach to the white sands of Squeaky Beach.
- Discover world-class beaches from wide, sandy Norman Bay Beach to the white sands of Squeaky Beach.
- Over winter and spring months, keep your eyes peeled for whales making their way along the shore during their annual migration.
- Pitch a tent and enjoy camping to the sounds of waves crashing on the shore and get acquainted with the wildlife roaming around the campground.